The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-02-22

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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY "a, 1887.
LOCAL NEWS.
Tomorrow is Ash Wednesday.
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The missionary steamer Morning
Star is due from the South Sea Islands
Mr.. p. A. Dias, Hawaii and Mr.. F.,
Evans, Japan, are at the Eagle House.
Mr.. f. Muller, Of Messrs. II. Hack
field & Co., went to Maui last evening
by the steamer Likelke.
Mr. A. Young, manager Of the Ho-
nolulu Iron Works, was passenger by
the Kinau last evening.
Mr.. Chas. Furneaux, artist, has fol.
lowed the light of the new lava flow,
leaving by the steamer Kinau last eve
ming for Hllo.
The sun came out so bright yester-
day forenoon that in the afternoon
there were dry paths even across the
Esplanade.
The bowling match yesterday was
between Mr.. f. j. Higgins and Mr.
Jas. Hunt, the latter being the winner
by four pins in small score on both
sides.
Mr. A. c. Smith, counsel for Capt.
McGregor in the stabbing case, yester-
day received telephone message to
the effect that Kanalua, the wounded
man, was up and moving about
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The triple jump contest at Makiki
yesterday resulted in victory for VIM.
Moore, the challenged party, who made
81 feet, 4 inches, against 80 feet, 4
inches, by ] Sims, the challenger.
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Judge Fernandez has been decorated
by the King Of Sweden and Norway
with the Order of the North Star Mr.
II. w. Schmidt, Swedish Consul, ha.
officially informed His Honor of thi.
high mark of distinction.
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81 wonder what's keeping the Mari
posa,' said Custom House officia
yesterday afternoon. Just then a whis
tie sounded. "What strange conci
dencel" was the added remark. 1t wal
rather a coincidence.
A passenger by the Knau last eve
ming discovered just before the las
whistle sounded that he had the key o
his cottage with him, his wife beinI
either locked in or locked out. He sen
it ashore by an acquaintance with in
structions to hire hack to deliver It a
the house.
There is a lively creaking Of tackle
and rattle Of donkey engines along tn
harbor front these days. The hug
heaps of goods going on board tn
steamers and sailing vessels of tn
several inter-island companies and firm
denote large traffic between Hone
lulu and the outports.
The usual late Chinaman altende,
the sailing Of the steamer Kinau las
evening. He carried little woode
box, that he grasped in his teeth whe
he found he could not climb up tn
rope with one hand. One Of the dec
hands reached over and helped TO pu
him aboard amidst loud laughter an
cheers from the crowd on the wharf
Marshal Kaulukou, Deputy Marsha
Pahia and Officer Hopkins made
tour of the city, from Liliha street I
the plains, on horseback last evening
The Marshal was mounted on hane
some gray steed lately bought by hin
On passing through town at midnigt
they reported everything quiet on tn
Palama side but the streets very bac
Three of the ship-wrecked sailors
the brigantine Selma went to work o
the wharf yesterday, in order to ear
something to replace their lost clothing
One Of them had been contrbutin
four dollars a week for keeping an II
valid brother in the hospital in Sa
Francisco for years. He felt worse
the prospect Of being unable to kee
up remittances for this purpose than Il
all his own loss and hardship,
Surmises.
The folloT.!lg are few of the su
misses as to the cause of the non-arlv
of the Mariposa which were heard
the streets last evenings That I
shaft was broken; that she was delay
4 A.. lee that Gan HTl